Your preferred version of Pet Sounds?
08-31-03, 01:11 AM
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Your preferred version of Pet Sounds?
The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds is hands down my favorite album for summer listening.
Which version of Pet Sounds do you prefer to listen to?
The original mono mix? Stereo remaster? Or 5.1 DVD-A?
Which version of Pet Sounds do you prefer to listen to?
The original mono mix? Stereo remaster? Or 5.1 DVD-A?
08-31-03, 08:01 AM
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Is there a version of Pet Sounds that is strictly instrumental? With no vocals at all? That would great because I love the music, but you miss a lot of the sounds with all the singing and harmonizing. Brian Wilson was a "studio master."
I was watching The Beach Boys: An American Family and there was a scene at the start of Part II where they were in the studio, and Wilson's orchestra started playing Wouldn't Be Nice before they laid down the vocal tracks. It was absolutely the most beautiful music.
I was watching The Beach Boys: An American Family and there was a scene at the start of Part II where they were in the studio, and Wilson's orchestra started playing Wouldn't Be Nice before they laid down the vocal tracks. It was absolutely the most beautiful music.
08-31-03, 08:05 AM
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Mono.
08-31-03, 09:31 AM
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Originally posted by Buttmunker
Is there a version of Pet Sounds that is strictly instrumental? With no vocals at all? That would great because I love the music, but you miss a lot of the sounds with all the singing and harmonizing. Brian Wilson was a "studio master."
I was watching The Beach Boys: An American Family and there was a scene at the start of Part II where they were in the studio, and Wilson's orchestra started playing Wouldn't Be Nice before they laid down the vocal tracks. It was absolutely the most beautiful music.
Is there a version of Pet Sounds that is strictly instrumental? With no vocals at all? That would great because I love the music, but you miss a lot of the sounds with all the singing and harmonizing. Brian Wilson was a "studio master."
I was watching The Beach Boys: An American Family and there was a scene at the start of Part II where they were in the studio, and Wilson's orchestra started playing Wouldn't Be Nice before they laid down the vocal tracks. It was absolutely the most beautiful music.
